Jacklyn Alocasia tandurusa – 2″ Pot – Collector’s Series

Alocasia Jacklyn is a species of the Alocasia genus. The most unique feature of Jacklyn Alocasia it has a carved leaf texture. Unlike Alocasia portei whose similar leaf shape, but almost untextured, Alocasia “Jacklyn” has an embossed texture and a very striking leaf. Alocasia Tandurusa or also known as Alocasia Jacklyn is a native plant of Indonesia. It has a characteristic form of leaf shape that resembles deer antlers. The leaves are green with dark green gradations; there are black fibers on the leaf surface. When you touch the leaves, you will feel fine hairs on the surface of the leaves. Like other types of alocasias, Alocasia Jacklyn (Tandurusa) also has a main bulb that will produce long stems and leaves. One bulb of this plant will only release a limited number of leaves. When the weevil has released the maximum number of leaves, then one stem will then fall and the leaves will turn yellow. Then new leaves will grow out to replace the fallen leaves.Place the Alocasia Jacklyn (Tandurusa) plant indoors or in a place that is not exposed to direct sunlight. Because their natural habitat comes from tropical forests, so these plants like humid places.Do not water the plant too often because Alocasia Jacklyn (Tandurusa) cannot tolerate too much water. Enough in humid conditions. Can do watering two or three days.Measurements are approximate.